#God of war betrayal pc movie

They have opposing explanations for the nature of the universe. He's killed the gods and made Greece his bitch, so he goes north and finds another pantheon to ruin. It makes no sense to move to a different mythology but keep Kratos. I would be more intrigued by a new character with new motivations, quirks and flaws. Like that joke character they inserted shortly after the middle of the new E3 trailer.) If they cared about Kratos' history, they wouldn't give the game the same name as the original. This new version is painfully pretentious. The games were never meant to be so meditative and artistic. It's like turning Daffy Duck into Vito Corleone.

He was too far gone and basically a cartoon character. They basically started over with another character and gave him Kratos' name and (vaguely similar) appearance. It's pretty obvious they're doing it because of The Last of Us, rather than in the best interest of the series. The level design will have to be limited to allow him to maneuver. Why would I want that kid helping me through my whole adventure? They have a button just for him. When I was playing God of War and God of War II, I didn't think to myself, 'I wish I had a companion.' I liked going out there on my own and brutalizing every creature in sight. Now let's build on those and call it a day.' If that is the case, at least provide temporary pickups, like spears and halberts that actually do have reach. The devs may have just decided, 'We've got the close range weapon that can be thrown, we've got the ground pound and we've got the sidekick whose bow the player can aim. I wonder if they're gonna give you alternate melee weapons or if that's not realistic enough anymore. You're gonna be running up to enemies a lot and throwing it constantly. The old games had a dodge roll, but if you're gonna go in the cinematic, realistic direction, then replace it with something more practical, like a speedy dash, combined with a slight duck where appropriate.ДЄ hand axe doesn't have enough reach for the long-range combat God of War is known for. I did like the shield from the new trailer, though. I didn't use most of the combos in the old games, but I would hope the combat is a little more fleshed out than hack left, hack right, hack left, hack right, power jump, repeat, QTE. They probably went with an over-the-shoulder view because it's more 'cinematic' and it allows them to make the environments prettier. Apparently, platforming isn't realistic enough. The levels are more realistic and the camera is so zoomed in that it's impossible to create satisfying platforming. I expect the combat to be slowed and the adventure elements to be simplified just because the player can now barely see around them without turning the cam. With the camera pulled back, the player has a better view of the action and the environment and can more easily take care of enemies on multiple sides. At one point, I noticed them moving from the left closer to the center, despite Kratos aiming all his power there. It looks like they'll wait their turn if they're not in the zoomed picture. Even when Kratos was up against many enemies in the new trailer, the field of view was small. It will have some of the same camera problems as the slower-paced Dark Souls. You can tell by the way it turns upward when the boss raises his foot. They've also locked the camera to the enemy like in Dark Souls.

The standard attack is probably bound to R1 to compensate. The field of view is so small that the player will have to adjust the camera constantly.

You can barely see the enemies around you as you're hacking. Over-the-shoulder cameras are better for slow, mechanical shooters.

#God of war betrayal pc movie

This zoomed in walk and talk movie game isn't God of War. I would have carried those things over to a reboot, set in a different pantheon with a different deity of war as the protagonist. How they all combined to create a mythic adventure. What I liked about God of War was the spectacle, the fast-paced beat 'em up action, the grand environments, the (linear) exploration, the over the top brutality, the epic score, the puzzles.